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The billions of dollars in coronavirus relief meant for small businesses may not prevent many of them from ending up in bankruptcy court.
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Read More »Competitor wins bid for bankrupt distillery
Wisconsin's largest distillery is on the path to new ownership after filing for bankruptcy last month.
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Read More »Court: Contractor can’t get rid of theft-by-contractor judgment in bankruptcy
A federal court has found that a bankruptcy declaration won't prevent a Chippewa Falls contractor from having to pay back nearly $24,000 owed to two ex-customers.
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Read More »Appeals court rejects Neenah Foundry’s new employer claim
A state appeals court has ruled Neenah Foundry's reorganization following bankruptcy doesn't mean the company should be considered a new employer in terms of the state's unemployment system.
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Read More »Court to consider when second mortgage can be void
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether homeowners who declare bankruptcy can void a second mortgage if the home's market value has dropped below the amount they owe on their first mortgage.
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Read More »Bankruptcy judge approves sale of YMCA properties
A federal bankruptcy judge has approved the sale of four suburban Milwaukee YMCA properties for $9 million.
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Read More »Beware when shopping at bankruptcies
Bankruptcy cases can provide valuable opportunities for bargain shopping.
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Read More »Wisconsin co. bids for idled SD plant (UPDATE)
A Green Bay, Wis.-based beef processing company has submitted the minimum $12.75 million bid for an idled South Dakota plant, according to court paperwork filed Wednesday.
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Read More »Bankruptcy doesn’t always bust a business relationship
Bankruptcy is an ever-present feature of the business landscape.
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Read More »Subcontractors struggle to collect payment
Delayed payment on a job nearly took Ron Groth’s commercial concrete and masonry business under in 2009, as he depleted his retirement savings to keep the company afloat.
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